News & Events
Our News & Events page is your go-to hub for everything happening at Pallas Projects/Studios. From exciting new exhibitions and artist talks to unique collaborations and special community events, we keep you informed about the latest developments in contemporary Irish art. With a focus on both emerging and established artists, we highlight the diverse and ever-evolving projects taking place within our spaces.
In addition to event listings, we share opportunities for artists, workshops, and open calls that reflect our ongoing commitment to nurturing creative talent. To stay updated with the latest news and not miss out on upcoming events, be sure to subscribe to our newsletter for regular updates straight to your inbox.
Meet at the Pallas Projects Gallery and the artists will guide you to a Performance site in The Liberties. Following this you will return to Pallas Gallery to take part in Play Sessions.
A series of short-run artist-initiated projects, performances & events
A series of short-run artist-initiated projects, performances & events
Climate change, digital technological revolution, pandemics, decolonization, gender fluidity, infodemics, (nuclear) wars or the challenge to the patriarchal system, are some of the contemporary challenges that have become part of our daily vocabulary
Statement from Josepha Madigan, Minister for Culture, Heritage, on Artist-Initiated Projects 2018
Event: "Sunday School: Creatures of the Underworld" Workshop by Venus patel
Join us for a super surprise double bill screening with Super Gairdín
Collaborative performance with Emma Haugh, Moira Brady Averill, Annie Gill and Kelly Shatter of Goose
Join the artist Emma McKeagney in a conversation with geologist David Chew about the rocks which inhabit the exhibition and their journey to being there. Geological processes are at work constantly and how we harness and use them to make art work is a fascination of the artist. They will discuss these processes and how we as humans effect and use them.
The workshop looks at how new materials can be manipulated and incorporated into art objects.
Giving guided tours, the artist will discuss the themes put forth by the exhibition, which establishes the art methodology of ‘relational socialist realism.’